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Submission + - Google+ is Finally available for Google Apps users (blogspot.com)

tresstatus writes: The Google+ team finally got their stuff together and has released Google+ for Apps users. They sent out this email yesterday.

"Google+ is now available with Google Apps

Hello,

You are receiving this email because you previously signed up to be notified when Google Profiles was available for use with Google Apps accounts.

Google+, which includes Google Profiles, is available as of October 27 to Google Apps customers. You can read all the details in our blog post on the Google Enterprise blog.

Thank you for your interest in Google Apps.

Cheers,
The Google Apps Team"

Comment Re:Much as I love Linux .... (Score 1) 222

.... really , this is just crazy technology for its own sake. All I want from a fridge is to keep stuff cool. Thats it. I don't need a multitasking operating system to do that or any operating system at all in fact and nor do I need a fridge to tell me when I'm running out of milk - I can usually see that for myself thanks - or re-order stuff for me since I might not want the same things again the following week thanks.

A fridge IMO is one of the white goods in which the KISS principal definately should apply.

Good thing they still sell fridges that just cool things...... you can go stand in front of your fridge that only cools things and talk on your cell phone that only makes phone calls. http://mobile.slashdot.org/story/10/11/17/1922208/Anti-Smartphone-Phone-Launched-For-Technophobes

Comment Re:the story summary is rather sympathetic to hurd (Score 1) 230

sexual harassment is pretty serious

The last time I worked for a big corporation, we were given a guide to avoiding sexual harassment. Already, this should suggest to you that "sexual harassment" covers more than you think it does -- after all, we were given a guide to avoiding it, not just told to show respect to our coworkers. The guide indicated that pinning up a swimsuit calendar in your cubicle is considered sexual harassment. So is look at sexy (not necessarily nude or pornographic) pictures on your computer, since a female coworker might see the display and get offended. Sorry, but ever since then, I have been suspicious of "sexual harassment" claims, particularly when details are scant and the claims come out of a corporation. If one her first day at HP, her first encounter with Mr. Hurd was him grabbing her butt in the copy room and asking her to get naked, then fine, it is sexual harassment. Without details indicating that, though, I would not jump to conclusions.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBVuAGFcGKY

is this the video that you had to watch?

Comment Re:Not news. (Score 1) 228

What else is there? It's not like you can back up to a SAN, and then stick the SAN in a courier bag and send it to remote storage. Optical? Too small. The magical "cloud" doesn't stack up well for security compared to a physical safe. Flash is promising, but still not there in terms of reliablity.

When they come up with a compact, reliable, portable storage medium I'll be the first one to toss tapes out the window. The idea of running backups to some credit-card sized SD cards is appealing.

http://www.falconstor.com/

Comment Re:In My City (Score 1) 397

Then they started rolling every goddamn thing into the "digital only" package. "Doesn't cost any more" except that you have to rent a specialized fucking receiver for each goddamn room you want it in, or if you want to actually use the CableCard function built into your TV, they actually charge you MORE to rent the fucking cablecard.

This statement is incorrect. Comcast gave those receivers out for free for every room of your house. I have 3 of them.

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